Vintage Vans are Perfect for Transition-Era Scenes
Hauling loads from freight house to local industry, these rugged International Harvester (IH) trucks were a favorite throughout the 1950s and 60s. With colorful graphics and authentic details, the layout-ready models add life to highways and business districts in minutes.
The highly detailed diecast bodies are painstakingly finished in official factory paint colors. Next, they're pad printed to capture other details like chrome trim and graphics. Each model has a full interior, plus movable parts like hoods and lift gates (as appropriate) bring them to life. The models also feature plated parts to simulate chrome hubcaps, wheels, grilles and bumpers. Clear plastic windows and lights, as well as real rubber tires complete the standard equipment on every model.
Hauling loads from freight house to local industry, these rugged International Harvester (IH) trucks were a favorite throughout the 1950s and 60s. With colorful graphics and authentic details, the layout-ready models add life to highways and business districts in minutes.
The highly detailed diecast bodies are painstakingly finished in official factory paint colors. Next, they're pad printed to capture other details like chrome trim and graphics. Each model has a full interior, plus movable parts like hoods and lift gates (as appropriate) bring them to life. The models also feature plated parts to simulate chrome hubcaps, wheels, grilles and bumpers. Clear plastic windows and lights, as well as real rubber tires complete the standard equipment on every model.